Midwestern weather can be extreme and unpredictable. Whether your broken air conditioner is running up your bill or your aging furnace is banging at night, Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning has the expertise to keep your heating, cooling, and air quality systems working reliably.
Our licensed and insured technicians service all brands if your system needs repair, and we provide free estimates when you’re ready to install a replacement. Our new construction installations guarantee builders control from the design stage to the finished home. Offering solutions for Akron homes since 1974, you can trust both our experience and our upfront pricing.
Take control of your home comfort! Contact us to schedule installation and repair services in Akron today!
Emergency HVAC Repair
When minor problems become big, they cost more time and money. If you notice these signs, it’s time for immediate repair:
- Foul smells: Odors can indicate that you need a technician to clean and sanitize your air ducts.
- Reduced airflow: Lack of or no airflow may mean blocked air ducts or other ventilation problems.
- Leaks and water damage: A clogged drain line or uneven installation can lead to leaks from your cooling system.
- Loud knocking sounds: Odd noises often indicate that your system is nearing the end of its functionality.
Comprehensive Heating Services
With an average January low of around 20 degrees in Akron, you don’t want your heating system to break down on a freezing night. Whether you are installing a geothermal unit or radiant heating, or need repair work for your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, the Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning technicians have what you need to keep your home warm all winter. An efficient system also means lower energy bills, so you don’t have to choose between affordability and comfort.
Thorough Cooling Installation & Maintenance
Our team can promptly service your system so you can get back to your summer plans. Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning is here to repair your current system or replace it with a more energy-efficient one. Not every home has the exact cooling needs, and our ductless AC offers flexibility for your home’s unique layout. Our geothermal units work with renewable energy to significantly reduce your monthly bill.
Professional Indoor Air Quality Services
Is the tree pollen forecast high in Akron today? Even with the filters of an excellent heating and cooling system, your home is susceptible to mold, bacteria, and other particles that can impact your health and allergies. Air cleaners from Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning improve your air quality and peace of mind so you can breathe easier. Our humidifiers and dehumidifiers give you total control of your home’s comfort no matter what the weather’s like outside.
Why Trust Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning?
We know our community. Whether it’s meeting your heating, cooling, and air quality needs or sponsoring local scholarships and sports teams, Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning is a reputable family-operated part of Akron. Trust AACA-accredited service from our background-checked team. We’re here for our military, veteran, and senior neighbors with special discounts. Our technicians keep your HVAC system running while our upfront pricing and financing options keep your budget in mind.
Reach out to the Lakes Heating & Air Conditioning for your free estimate today!
Lakes Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing INC has completed 20 jobs in Akron, OH in July 2026. The most recent job was on July 16, 2026.Recent Jobs and Reviews in Akron, OH
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Completed AC retrofit installation in basement mechanical room. Installed new air handler unit with associated ductwork modifications, including metallic supply duct with proper sealing and insulation. Routed stainless steel exhaust flue pipe from new equipment with secure connections and proper pitch for condensate drainage. Integrated system with existing copper plumbing lines and mounted digital control panel on unit for system operation and monitoring.
Replaced failed blower motor and control module on Armstrong Air furnace unit. Removed access panels, disconnected existing motor assembly from electrical connections and housing, installed new blower motor with mounting brackets, and replaced control module to restore proper airflow and system operation.
# 3 AC Retrofit Installation
Completed a comprehensive 3-ton air conditioning system retrofit installation at a residential property. Removed existing HVAC equipment and installed new furnace unit with matching evaporator coil in basement location. System includes gray metal furnace with integrated controls and safety features, paired with air handler unit positioned adjacent to primary heating equipment.
Installed complete PVC venting system with proper exhaust and intake piping configuration, routing white PVC pipes from furnace unit upward with appropriate bends and connections to exterior termination points. Connected metal supply and return ductwork to new equipment, ensuring proper airflow distribution throughout residence. All ductwork transitions sealed and secured to manufacturer specifications.
Performed complete refrigerant system installation and charging procedures. Evacuated refrigerant lines to remove moisture and contaminants from system. Charged system with appropri
# AC Retrofit Installation
Completed full AC retrofit installation involving removal and replacement of existing air conditioning system and evaporator coil. Upon initial inspection, discovered extensive black mold contamination throughout the interior of the existing air handler cabinet, indicating prolonged moisture intrusion and poor system performance.
Removed contaminated air handler unit and assessed installation area conditions. Prepared attic space for new equipment installation, ensuring proper clearances and access for future maintenance. Installed new Skymark brand air handler unit with factory-fresh evaporator coil in accordance with manufacturer specifications. Routed electrical conduit and wiring to power supply, securing all connections with appropriate clamps and supports.
Connected refrigerant lines to outdoor condensing unit and evaporator coil, ensuring proper insulation on suction line to prevent condensation. Installed new condensate drain system with proper pi
Responded to no cooling complaint on ductless mini-split system. Upon inspection, examined indoor wall-mounted evaporator unit and outdoor condensing unit components including electronic expansion valve and refrigerant lines. System evaluated and restored to proper cooling operation with unit displaying 60°F setpoint.
Completed full AC system retrofit including replacement of outdoor condensing unit and indoor air handler. Installed new equipment with proper refrigerant line connections, electrical wiring, and PVC condensate drainage. Verified all mechanical connections, tested system operation, and confirmed proper airflow through existing ductwork infrastructure.
Responded to service call for 7-year-old air conditioning system with water leaking onto floor. Upon inspection, identified condensate drain line blockage causing water overflow from drain pan. Cleared obstruction from condensate line, verified proper drainage, and tested system operation to ensure no further leaking occurred.
Responded to a leaking ice maker supply line. Installed new copper piping with proper fittings and connections, including a shut-off valve and water filter assembly with pressure gauge. Pressure tested the entire system to verify integrity of all connections and ensure no leaks were present before restoring water service.
Responded to service call for ice formation on outdoor condenser unit of 6-year-old AC system. Upon arrival, inspected outdoor unit positioned on wooden platform against exterior wall. Performed visual assessment of condenser coils, refrigerant lines, and electrical connections. Documented unit condition with photographs showing clean top grille assembly and slightly soiled side panels. Verified proper airflow through ventilation panels and checked for any visible obstructions in mulch bed surrounding unit. Addressed customer concerns regarding system performance and ice buildup issue.
Completed full HVAC system retrofit in residential basement, removing existing furnace and air conditioning equipment and installing new complete heating and cooling system. Installation included new furnace unit with proper venting, ductwork connections to existing distribution system, gas line connections, electrical hookup, and condensate drain routing. Verified all connections for proper airflow, tested system operation through complete heating and cooling cycles, and confirmed equipment is functioning within manufacturer specifications.
Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance visit. Inspected rooftop Concord condensing unit and indoor Armstrong furnace system with associated air handler components. Verified proper operation of all equipment, checked refrigerant levels, examined electrical connections and disconnect boxes, and assessed overall system performance. All components found to be in functional condition with no immediate service needs identified. Routine preventive maintenance performed per contract specifications.
Completed scheduled spring maintenance on rooftop commercial HVAC condenser unit. Performed comprehensive system inspection, verified operating temperatures with digital thermometer showing 65.5°F reading at air handler, cleaned condenser coils and cabinet exterior, checked electrical connections and capacitor, and confirmed proper unit operation. All components found to be functioning within normal parameters with no immediate repairs required.
Completed new construction HVAC callback for ductwork installation and register connection. Installed black metal supply ductwork with proper sealing at connections using foil tape, then connected ceiling-mounted register with white grille and horizontal louvers flush to finished ceiling surface. All components installed per specifications and system ready for operation.
Completed scheduled commercial cooling maintenance visit. Inspected exterior Carrier condenser unit, noting normal weathering and operational condition of protective grille and components. Verified indoor horizontal furnace system, ductwork connections, and condensate drainage lines for proper operation and secure installation. All equipment functioning within normal parameters.
Completed furnace retrofit installation in basement mechanical room, replacing existing heating equipment with new Kensington unit. Connected ductwork, verified proper ventilation connections, and ensured all mechanical systems were properly integrated with existing HVAC infrastructure.
Responded to no cooling complaint on R-410A system. Upon arrival, connected digital manifold gauges to assess system performance. Found low side pressure at 133.9 psig and high side pressure at 319.9 psig with superheat reading of 13.9°F and subcooling at 3.0°F, below target of 3°F. Documented equipment model BDCSM3GC00A1P_2 serial number 1718H76B8B8 and refrigerant line set configuration. System operating parameters indicate insufficient subcooling requiring further refrigerant charge adjustment to restore proper cooling capacity.
Responded to callback for south end unit not cooling. Inspected Trane Foundation series commercial A/C system and documented unit nameplate specifications. Verified electrical parameters within acceptable range of 197-253V per manufacturer requirements. Unit operating properly at time of inspection with no cooling deficiencies found.
Responded to service call for magic pack unit with disconnected condensate drain line that became detached after filter replacement. Reconnected drain line to proper fitting and secured connection to prevent future disconnection during routine maintenance. Verified proper drainage and system operation upon completion.
Responded to service call for air conditioning unit experiencing intermittent operation with excessive noise and rattling. Upon inspection of the attic-mounted air handler, diagnosed mechanical issue causing the unit to short cycle. Performed necessary repairs to restore normal operation and eliminate noise concerns.
Completed AC retrofit installation in residential utility closet, replacing existing air conditioning system and evaporator coil. Installed new air handler unit with matching evaporator coil in vertical stack configuration above existing furnace. Connected refrigerant lines using copper piping, installed new flex ductwork, and verified all electrical connections to manufacturer specifications. System properly charged with refrigerant according to unit specifications, tested for proper airflow and cooling operation, and confirmed all safety controls functioning correctly.
